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…as least-toxic pest controls or soft pesticides. Biorational pest controls are preferred in biointensive integrated pest management because they usually target the pest and spare beneficial organisms, are relatively non-toxic…
…still a critical component of successful production. This publication approaches grape pest management through the lens of Integrated Pest Management (IPM), which is relevant for both conventional and organic growers….
…includes a pest-management component with a listing of any pest-management practices and inputs used on the farm. USDA Organic Regulations Relating to Pest Management The organic standard in 7 CFR…
…weighted somewhat toward the eastern apple-pest pressures, though many of the pest-management needs of western growers are also addressed. Insect and Mite Pests The codling moth, apple maggot, tarnished plant…
…ATTRA.NCAT.ORG. Photos by John Umble, unless otherwise noted. Related Publications Sustainable Management of Soil-Borne Plant Diseases Organic IPM Field Guide Biointensive Integrated Pest Management Sustainable Pest and Weed Control Database…
…pesticide of choice for plum curculio control. (Surround is technically not a pesticide and the new spinosad-containing pesticides are not adequate.) One of PyGanic’s beneficial qualities—the short residual life (i.e.,…
Pest management encompasses a broad range of topics related to pests of crops such as weeds, diseases (fungal, bacterial and viral), insects, vertebrates (gophers), and slugs and snails. Pests of…
…Management Wherever grapes are grown, there will be insect pests. Existing with each pest, however, is a whole complex of natural controls, including parasites (other insects), predators (insects, birds, bats,…
…For more in-depth information on designing an integrated pest management program for your farming system, please refer to the ATTRA publication Biointensive Integrated Pest Management. Applying Materials: Pesticides Allowed in…
…mostly ineffective against cabbage moths or other pests of Brassicas because their phytochemicals would attract more of the pests. A simple botanical pesticide can be prepared from four good-sized garlic…